Mr. G's The Hobbit Ch. 14-15 Flashcard

Front

What happens to the Master during the dragon attack?

Back

He makes it to shore safely.

Front

Why can Bard understand the thrush's speech?

Back

Because he is a descendent of the men of Dale.

Front

Who is making plans for war?

Back

The elves, the dwarves, the goblins, and the Lake-men.

Front

Which is NOT a way in which the people of Lake-town prepare for the dragon attack?

Back

Put the women and children onto boats and send them toward the shore.

Front

Which of Bard's claims on the treasure does Thorin say is the worst?

Back

That the dwarves angered the dragon and caused him to wreck the town.

Front

What is the significance of Bard's lineage in the story?

Back

Bard's descent from the men of Dale allows him to understand the thrush, which is crucial for communicating the plan to defeat the dragon.

Front

How do the people of Lake-town react to the dragon's attack?

Back

They prepare for defense and evacuation, showing their fear and urgency.

Front

What role does the thrush play in the story?

Back

The thrush acts as a messenger, helping Bard understand the situation and plan the attack on the dragon.

Front

What is the relationship between the dwarves and the dragon?

Back

The dwarves' actions in the past angered the dragon, leading to conflict and destruction.

Front

How does Thorin view Bard's claims about the treasure?

Back

Thorin is defensive and dismissive of Bard's claims, particularly regarding the dwarves' responsibility for the dragon's wrath.